Professor Carl Gombrich joined LIS from UCL and leads our faculty. Carl is a world expert in Interdisciplinary Education and trains leaders in the public and private sector on the evolving nature of expertise. 

Mattia is a philosopher who lectured on social sciences at LSE prior to joining LIS. He has published on the notion of Collective Intelligence and its applicability to the modern workplace.

Bronwyn is a human behavioural scientist, previously part of Professor Dunbar’s ground-breaking team at Oxford, researching the evolution of social behaviours. She teaches on the enduring nature of social groupings and the science behind it.

James combines methods from machine learning, experimental psychology, and linguistics to create programmes which are both intellectually challenging and instrumentally useful; including what organisations can learn from fictional narrative.

Amelia is a social scientist with a background in policy and consulting.  Prior to LIS, Amelia taught courses on education policy and research methods at LSE. She received her PhD from Harvard and her BA from Oxford.

Ebrahim joins LIS from Oxford where his research focused on network science and its applicability urban transport settings. He teaches our students how to model complex systems and is interested in the mathematics of human behaviour.